Our -2.5 and Under Trend Continues to be Hot in the NFL

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Our -2.5 and Under Trend Continues to be Hot in the NFL

It wasn't perfect, but our UNDER 3 (-2.5) favorites winning trend continued to be super hot in Week 6 for the NFL.

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Entering Week 6, the favorites in the NFL that had hit -2.5 and remained at or below the number 3 had covered in 11 of 12 games so far this season.

That trend mostly continued for Week 6.

There were five games that met this criteria.

Cincinnati was the -2.5 to -3 point favorite in New Orleans, and the Bengals easily covered.

The Bills also met the criteria for this particular hot trend, having stayed at -3 or below throughout the course of the week.  They beat the Chiefs in Kansas City.

The Colts qualified as part of this trend having hit the -2.5 during the course of this past week, though the number has stayed mostly around -1.5.  They beat Jacksonville.

The trend ended up going 3-2 for this week as the Arizona Cardinals and Cleveland Browns failed to cover. 

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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